My comment about standing cedars rotting from their cut limb nubs is based
on information from our local sawmill owner and operator who has been
cutting wood here for over sixty years.
Gene, possibly you are talking about a specific cedar in your
area? The Western Red Cedar which is very common
Jeff, you mentioned a while back that you used to have Indian runner ducks.
Where did you get them? I would like to have one or two but don't know
where to buy them. Did you get them from the Portland area?
Thanks.
Carol (and Brodie, who is very polite to ducks)
Anyone tried rolled barley for breakfast mixed with juice and
fruit or nuts?
jeff
Yes - we often have it in summer. Apple juice for preference. Honey is
good. Pearled barley cooks for me in 20 - 30 minutes - as you say its less
nutritious than whole. Its a very different taste and texture,
Carol wrote:
Jeff, you mentioned a while back that you used to have Indian runner ducks.
Where did you get them? I would like to have one or two but don't know
where to buy them. Did you get them from the Portland area?
Hey! someone said ducks. Just thinking about those runner
ducks gives my
On 26 Jan 00, at 17:42, Jeff Owens wrote:
Ideas about Barley
Barley and oats are my favourite grains, although I don't eat barley
as often as I would like to.
lasting relationship. So.. this is about establishing a
lasting relationship with barley.
Barley has been a part of my diet
Sandra wrote:
around to parching any myself. I've also had a Japanese tea made
from what appears to be parched barley, but maybe something
else has been done to it as well.
Nope, barley tea is just parched barley. I've also made a hot drink
from parched wheat. At times it's been used as a
We use barley often. What we call "brown rice" at home is really a mixture
of brown rice, pearl barley, millet, wheat berries, and sometimes adzuki or
mung beans. It cooks in 40 minutes just like brown rice.
Occaisionally we use barly or millet in other recipes, but not on a regular
basis. I
"Paul S. Hetrick" wrote:
I'm not saying I agree with everything that Moore believes, but to
assume that nothing he sais is right just because he's being paid by
loggers may not be justified either.
I said that it casts doubt on his credibility. He's being paid to do
PR, same as commercials
I'm enjoying this discussion and learning from it, but I'm not sure if
anyone else is very interested. I'd be glad to carry it on off list.
Doug, I agree. If anybody else is interested in following this, please
send a not to Doug or me. We'll see that you're on the CC: list if we
continue
